World economic crisis: banks, stock market, making a payment
According to a decree of the Reich government, Germans who wanted to travel abroad had to pay 100, - Mark. The payment was confirmed in passports. Berliner paying the departure tax at the passport office in the police headquarters in Berlin. Great Depression: banks, stock exchange, 1929-1932, Germany 1919-1932, Weimar Republic. 01.01.1931-31.12.1931
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10813462
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48202138
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4958px x 3440px
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Mary Evans / Sueddeutsche Zeitung Photo
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Source
Source: Scherl
